Durable Set of 5 - 7 inch Vinyl Record Storage Boxes - Sturdy Cardboard Construction with Removable Lid - Holds Up to 200 Records Each - Built Tough for Long-Term, Secure Archival Storage - #07BC09

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The media could not be loaded. I have been desperately trying to figure out a place to keep all of my sewing patterns in a way that's relatively organized. Skirts with skirts, pants with pants, outfits with outfits... Every single thing that I found was not quite the right size. This is the perfect size for these patterns. It will be so much easier to organize! I know that other people are concerned about the stability of the boxes but I find that they're just fine for patterns. Patterns are a little bit lighter than records and things.

These cardboard boxes are very sturdy and hold a lot of 45s. They stack well and are easy to assemble. I would recommend these to anyone with a growing collection of 7” records to organize.

These boxes work well for 45 rpm records. Even the original paper sleeves fit okay, which can be oversized. Well worth purchasing to keep them snugly organized. One of my boxes was slightly mis-glued but still worked.

Absolutely perfect for storing 45rpm records or comic books in! Easy to assemble and very sturdy!

I found these boxes to be easy to assemble sturdy. I have three boxes filled with 45 rpm records stacked in my basement. I created 26 alphabetical card stock dividers with adhesive. The dividers are about 7" x 7". There is room in the boxes to accommodate the tabs. There is no apparent sag in the boxes and they have been stacked 3 high for a couple of months. I have read a couple of reviews that say that the boxes are difficult to assemble. I don't know if they have been re-engineered but I had no difficulty putting them together. I have been very happy with my purchase and would buy them again.

While I try not to post less than stellar reviews, my disappointment is so great that I have to make an exception. I admit, it's been so long since I've bought 45 rpm boxes that I forget who made them or where I got them. Due to a fire, I had to act fast to box up as may 45's as I could. So I chose these. The boxes they replaced were thick and sturdy; so much so that they absorbed enough of the water and smoke to salvage many/most of my lifetime collection. These, unfortunately, are nowhere close. Flimsy and cheap (compared the originals); A lot of corners were cut. I would normally return them but I'm pretty much stuck with them because they are on their way to storage and I need to get them quickly. No time for a return and another wait. My advice? Look around and compare before you buy. These aren't anywhere close to the pictures suggest and for me, at least, not nearly as good the ones they're replacing. And some advice? Throw a tarp over them because these will offer little protection from damage.

Anyone that is seriously into collecting old vinyl, either in the 7" 45 rpm format or the 33 1/3 size needs to know about SquareDealOnLine.com. They carry boxes that are perfect for storing albums and 45's in the position that best protects and helps preserve them. These boxes for the 45's also will store up to 23 or 24 7" reel to reel tapes as well if there are those that have large collections of that type, and they store the reels upright so the reels don't get warped. Modelled after the conventional bankers boxes these are quite strong and sturdy.